Post AcZf3fSiGCtTPXgRkG by givesyouwings@mastodon.social
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 (DIR) Post #Abq08TVxGmIVZOB2MS by lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social
       2023-11-15T17:36:56Z
       
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       I'm surprised that so many people don't know this.https://patreon.com/lowqualityfacts
       
 (DIR) Post #Abq0hhWr9iiHAdOayu by Subumbral@mastodon.sdf.org
       2023-11-15T17:43:16Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts That's when the optimum amount of plastic has leached into the water, perfectly steeped.
       
 (DIR) Post #Abq2FmA8XD5JLDa46i by Beebz@aethy.com
       2023-11-15T18:00:35Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts by my standards water in an open cup is rotten by the next day lmao
       
 (DIR) Post #Abq2U5isbeuq3pepuK by brad@twit.social
       2023-11-15T18:03:11Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts if you get the 100% BPA free bottles, the water lasts a couple of years.
       
 (DIR) Post #Abq3AlQFxUE3YJIKEi by jstritch@mas.to
       2023-11-15T18:10:56Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts But it lasts longer than if the same water was put in plastic milk bottles. Milk bottles only work for a couple of weeks. Compare the expiration dates for yourself.
       
 (DIR) Post #Abq5n5wqIE907jwSGG by accretionist@techhub.social
       2023-11-15T18:40:11Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts taking the comment way too seriously hat on /water is hydrogen and oxygen. a hydrogen nucleus is atom is just a proton. some physics suggest protons decaybut the half life is postulated to be 1.67×10^34 yearsfor comparison the universe is 1.38×10^10 years oldso yes, the water could rot, but you won't be around to worry about it/ taking the comment way too seriously hat off
       
 (DIR) Post #AbqMdEj2VDhBfgN1zk by tuxicoman@social.jesuislibre.net
       2023-11-15T21:48:55Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts so we just shake the bottle 😎
       
 (DIR) Post #AbqaLSycB1tI154noG by jackcole@mstdn.social
       2023-11-16T00:22:42Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts Actually ... the process of polymerization never completes, and plastic bottles contribute some reactants to the water they contain. Occasionally drinking bottled water isn't a threat, but it might be on a continuous basis. And water left in plastic bottles for long periods will have great concentrations of those chemicals. Simply emptying these bottles, rinsing with tap water, refilling, then drinking in a day or so is very safe. Left sitting. for months: not so much.
       
 (DIR) Post #AcZSqMMYlEJwxeh2wa by real_jamescain@techhub.social
       2023-12-07T16:00:31Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts That’s what “natural causes” death means.
       
 (DIR) Post #AcZW98FRlMN8Y90dVI by Scrambledeggs@kolektiva.social
       2023-12-07T16:37:38Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts realistically, now it could be the time before the water absorbs enough plastic to taste funny,.... 😂
       
 (DIR) Post #AcZf3fSiGCtTPXgRkG by givesyouwings@mastodon.social
       2023-12-07T18:17:24Z
       
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       @lowqualityfacts My dad says everything lasts long, especially water. He couldn't be even more wrong, he's kind of a non-conformist isn't he?